2. Western Heritage Center (Billings, Montana) Housed in a castle-looking, 1901 library, this Billings showpiece started as a community center that displayed Western artifacts. Today it is known for its blend of history and community outreach. Last year’s exhibits ranged from photography (“Photographing Montana 1894-1928: The World of Evelyn Cameron”) and paintings (“This Land is Your Land: Western Landscapes”) to two poignant histories: “Ben Steele Prisoner of War: Pen and Ink


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